Can I freeze choc chippies, peanut brownies ive just done a big bake but will have tons left and dont want it all eaten in a few days thanks
babytears,
Jun 27, 6:22am
absolutely
jessie981,
Jun 27, 6:36am
Sure can or send on!
natalie9,
Jun 27, 8:51am
Someone had a good idea on here once. Label the top of the container as soup or stock. Kids or husbands would never be interested!
chooky,
Jun 27, 9:14am
Yep I freeze all my biscuits and slices, cakes. Muffins I wrap up single and put straight into the lunch box's.
whiskey13,
Jun 27, 1:16pm
Yip I do it too. Just made a batch of afgans (forgot i didn't have corn flakes and used muesli instead yum yum0., then i ice and wrap and freeze
norse_westie,
Jun 27, 10:29pm
I'm a midwife. I label mine as "human placenta". But the beggars are onto me.
norse_westie,
Jun 27, 10:30pm
I made a huge batch of cookies last night, it worked out to six dozen. But they will get eaten by the weekend, however I do often freeze half the dough then pull it out later in the week to bake. I've never frozen cooked ones though - I thought they would go soggy.
kaddiew,
Jun 27, 11:03pm
They don't go soggy at all. I often freeze cooked biscuits and they lose none of their crispness. They can also be eaten straight from the freezer - dammit!
norse_westie,
Jun 28, 1:06am
I've just popped a dozen into the freezer to try it. Thanks. :)
susieq9,
Jun 28, 2:44am
I put mine into an ice cream container. They freeze very well.
alphamusclyman,
Jun 28, 3:13am
Ha , I put mine into old ice cream containers that say DOG on top ....
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